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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08
THE HONORED DEAD.

The Committee and Sculptor Meet and
Decide Upon the Designs.
INDIANAPOLIS, September THE Hen
dricks Monument Committee met last
night with K. Parks, the sculptor, and de-
cided on the design for the monument.
The monument comprises pedestal lS9
feet high, surmounted by statue 13l feet
high. Hendricks is represented as resting
on his right leg, with his left thrown for
ward; his right hand is resting on the lapel
of close-itting dress coat, and his left is
hanging by his side holding piece Of
parchment; the head is slightly inclined
and is turned little to the right, the idea
being to represent him as on the point Of
addressing an audience.
The monument will cost $25, 900 and
will be made in Italy.
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THE ToRNADO's TRACK.
Devastation Wrought by the Winds,
Marrow Escape with Life.

Devastation Wrought by the winds-A
Narrow Escape With Life.
, ToLEDo, o., September THE tornado
which visited this section originated in
Southern Mich. It first struck Sylvania,
. village ten miles north of Toledo, blow
ing down two gas well derricks and the
boiler of one from its brick foundation.
al tall trees were levelled and the lower
ones spared. One farmer had fifty acres
Of fine timber all blown down. A brick
school honse at Mithie was destroyed.
The damage near Toledo has already been
given.
The track OF the tornado was solth by
east, from here along the line of the Toledo
and Ohio Central road The track of the
storm can be followed as FAR as the eye
can reach, 1t is from one to two hundred
yards wide.
No FENCES Or TALL TREES
are standing in this track, corn is scatter
ed, houses and barns unroofed for miles.
At Waterville and other villages to the
there is much injury done.
The total damage will foot up many thou
sand doilars.a No loss of life is reported,
but many narrow escapes are narrated.
The rumor that the new Insane Asylum
here was destroyed, is false. The roots OF
a number of buildings we're badly dam
aged, and the towering chimnuys of the
main building were blown down, crushing
in the roof The loss 10 the asylum is
about $1,000 A Wabash train met the
centre Of the tornado, and the smoke stack
of the locomotive was carried of.
DR.. Embiny, Assistant Superintendent
Of the Asylum, was
DRIVING INTO THE GROUNDS
Mt the time, his wife and little girl being
with him. The buggy was overturned and
the three thrown out The doctor held ON
to the horse which with the vehicle was
lifted and carried several rods. His wife
and child were carried over hundred feet,
and dropped into a ditch in two feet of
water, whence they were rescued. None
Of them were hurt.
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POWDERLY ANSWERS.
The Master Workman Comes Back at the
German Catholic Convention.

The Master Workman Comes Back st the
German Catholic Convention.
CHICAGO, September Shortly after
the opening of the morning session of the
German Catholic convention, the following
telegram was received and read:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. G.
j. II Spdnnhorst, President Of the German
Catholic Society, Chicago:
DEAR SIR:-The resolution passed in
your convention on Monday condemning
tho Knights of Labor, was unjust and
based upon misrepresentation.
Respectfully,
TERENCE V. PowDERLY.
A short but heated discussion followed
the receipt Of the dispatch, and an in
censed delegate spoke in favor of rebuk
ing the head of the Knights OF Labor, say
ing that a man Of Powderly's reputation
was not fit to be at the head of such a
powerful organization, il he would believe
that the German Catholics were the enc
mics of the Knights. The convention re-
fused to concur in the delegates views,
however, aud q dispatch, explaining the
true situation of affairs, was ordered sent
to Mr.. Powderly. The balance Of the
morning session was taken up in the con-
sideration of committee reparts.
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RaysnnA's Sweeping Fire.

CHICAGO, September IA Tines special
from. Lima, Ohio, says: A fire broke cut at
Rsvenna, town northeast Of here, yester-
day, and thirty-tive houses, grain eleva-
tor and number of stables were destroy
ed. The Lake Erie and Western track
was burned so that transportation was de-
aged. 1t is impossible to give the loss,
but il is estimated at SIS, 900 or 500, 600
All Of the town south of the railroad was
destroyed. There were no fatilities.
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A Fatal Accident,

Specidl telegram Lo the Register.
PARKERsBURG, September IA man
whose name could not be learned, thought
to be John Wilson, was run over this
morning on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
and fatally injured near Salem. He was
with his daugnter going to the reunion.
The young lady narrowly escaped being
killed, aud was badly injured bat will re-
cover.
Two heavy showers fell to day, the
first for great many weeks. The pasture
lands will be benefited.
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GOVERNOR PORTER RESIGNS.

tary OF State Has Retired.
WASHINGTON, September lit is said
that Governor Porter has rendered bis
resignation to the President as First As
sistant Secretary Of State.
No reason is assigned except the duties
Of the position are not congenial and that
possibly the relations between himself and
Mr.. Bsyard have grown trife strained.
At the hotel where Mr.. Porter stops, II
was announced when inquiry. was made
for him last night, that he had not yet re-
turned from the White House reception.
Later it was found that he had retired
early in the evening and was not accessible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08
A Great Trotting Race.

CHICAGO, September 7.-Jsy Eye See
and Patron are matched to trot at WASH
ington Park for 900 a side. The race
will take place either September q or
October2 Ii will be the grandest trotting
event OF the year. jay EseSees record Is
21O, Patrons 2.14t. The latter has
beaten the record for five year old stations
by almost four seconds.
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The Convention of Good Tsmplars.
G1.ga,-,., A. A. D.,..y--

@N~StSeS's
WESTON, W. VA, September THE
twenty-seeond annual Convention of the
/. o. G. T. was called to order at ten
o'clock this morning, by Grand Chief
Templar, w. A. Strickler. The commit
tee on credentials reported one hundred
and twenty-five delegates in attendance,
besides number of visitors. Charleston
was chosen as the place for holding the
next annual convention. Tonight the
delegates marched in full regalia from the
Opera House to the III. L. Church. VIII re
Col. Romeo II. Freer, State Lecturer, and
Rev. DIR. Carter, of Parkersburg, made
some very striking and eloquent remarks
on iutemperance. The following officers
were present: G. G. T., viii A. Strick-
Ter; G.. c., Thomas F. Barnes; G.. v. T.,
Mrs, L. H. Wade; G. s., james B. Nor
gan; G.. T., Louis Largent; G. s. j. T.,
Mrs. Emily F. Chambers; G. c., Rev. j.
W. Carter, d. D.. G. NJ, L. A. Martin;
G. d. NJ, Miss Emma McCullom.
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THE sHoRr-HoRN BREEDERs
Meet Last Evs.ips. .nd ors..l.s .. Asse-

hees Asss hse.n3. 49, 49, oEBs.AAs =. 49,
A meeting Of the Short-H Horn breeders Of
this vicinity was called to meet Last even
ing, in the room Of the Board. Of Coanty
Commissioners. for the purpose Of orpAn-
izing Short-Horn Breeden' Association
for the Ohio Valley. Quite q number Of
the Short Horn breeders were preeent and
the meeting being called to order, Hon.
]. J. Jacob, Of Clinton, w. Va, was elected
Chairman, and j. w. AItell, Of the
National Soekmdn aad Farmer, was chosen
Secretary.
The object of the meeting was clearly
stated by Mr.. J. n. Kirk, Of Wheeling.
who pointed out the need Of such an or
ganization and the great good 10 be secured
through its means
On motion Of Mr.. Kirk cpnmittee
Of three was then appointed 70 dnft
q constitution and by-laws. etc, for The
government Of the Contemplated associa-
ton Messrs. T. L. Bundy Of Barnesville,
O., J. H. Buchanan OF wellsburg, w. Va, !,
and w. T. Deyiny of Venice. Pa, were
named.
Mr.. Kirk made sOme pointed Esgaehn
'rcgrdfng The objects and ainas Of Short
horn breeders and the organization formed.
Mr.. John Montgomery, OF Licking county.
O., the expert who officiated at the Fair a
Judge Of Short-horn cattle, followed in an
instructive talk about the origin Of Short
horn cattle; when they were frst imported
to the country and their rapid progress 10
the PRESENT day, when they are excelled
by no other cattle for good milkers, fine
beeves and hardihood.
Mr.. Kirk thought that IL the Short horn
breeders wanted to bring the milking
qualities Of their cattle before the public,
they should enter their milk in the milk
test.
The committee appointed to draft con-
stitution and bylaws, reported that the
name of the association shall be the Ohio
Short Horn Breeders Association. and that
the officers shall be President Vice
President, Secretary, Corresponding Secre-
tary and Treasurer. The meetings are 10
be held at Wheeling on Thursday Of each
State Fair and at such other time ~ h
found practicable. The constitution and
bylaws are the same as those Of the East
ern Ohio Association, with the necessary
changes. The report was adopted.
A general discussion followed on the
merits of short horns, which brought out
many salient points concerning the breed
ing Of fine animals, Messra Kirk, Edward
Caruthers, Montgomery and others taking
part.
The following officers were then elected
President-T. !I. Buchanan, Wellsburg.
vice-P President Julius yeMoyne, Wash.
ingtoD, Pa.
Secretary. J. Jacob, Clinton, W. Va
Corresponding Secretary. NJ. Kirk,
Wheeling.
Treasurer-Truman l.. Bundy, Barnes
vile, o.
The meeting adjourned to meet st
Washington. Pa, next Thursday, when .
Board Of Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year.
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Manchester's Rotten Scandal.

BosroN, September IA special to the
Herald from Concord, N. H. says: Man
chester has developed 9 miniature repro
duetion Of the London scandal exposed by
the Pail Mall Gazette. Persons implicated
embrace some well known business and
professional men, and four young girls
whose ages range from IL to 16 years.
Tie exposure came ont through the ccn-
'sssion Of one of the girls. 1t is probable
that civil or criminal suits may be COM
menced.
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Chicago swltchmsn Trouble Resurreetsd

CHICAGO, September AT meeting
Of switchmen held this morning in Pack
ingtown, union men Were present from
twenty-four railroads. A committee COM
posed Of one from each road was appointed
TO wait upon the officials Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railway this after
noon and demand that the two crews dis
charged Monday be reinstated, also 10 de-
mand of the Lake Shore that it employ
none but union switchmen in the stock
yards. Several non-union men have been
employed. The action of the men to-day
virtually resurrects old trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08
Bav State Prob,b. in convention.

WORCESTER, MASS, September L.
Delegates to the State Convention Of the
Prohibition party continue to arrive, and
10000 delegates will probably take part
in the deliberations. Some debate Is
looked for on some platform planks, nota-
bly, relative to woman's ruffrage.
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Closing tho Mexican Railroad Gap.

Closing tho Mexican Railroad Gap.
LAREDO, Tex, September Eight car
loads of grading outfit left here to-day for
Saltillo to commence work on the gap be-
tween Saltillo and San Luis potosi ON the
Mexican National Railroad, which will,
without doubt, be completed to the City Of
Mexico within twelve months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

IT IS not expected that any decision will
be rendered in the case of the anarchists
this week In the meantime the condemned
men are becoming very nervous, and the
authorities are making preparations for the
task of ushering them into kingdom-come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept<mbss 2. The cass
Of J. W. osborps, ths young nas ehasssd
with forErsy. - called before Jsstiss
Lyon, 10 the Poles Court, tbis neeninG
aod By agreement vith Faster Hsthsd-
tues Q nou-suit was entered. ne W. as.
rested o. . Btats warrant. chargjng Mn
with hsiss fugitive lssa iEssaes OlbsFss
was sent over 70 The JslI In de6ssit q loo
bood, and will be hsld until Ne arrival q
officers sod The reqstaitsos pspsu fssa
Boston, where he y wasted fos ~ 6ssDny
ofs essck % ~ Chassss Rivs NstfSsal
Bank. - 1ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

New YORK was treated to a little the
atre panic of her own yesterday. The
Casino was crowded when the alarm Of
fire was raised. Only the prompt action
OF the police prevented a crush in which
many lives would have been lost. Are
there, not a few lessons in live saving
architecture for the nineteenth century
to learn?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

The State Fair is WheeliDg's great
yearly exposition. In its success every
one of our ciiizfns has q near interest.
This year offers golden opportunity to
make it the biggest affair of the kind ever
held in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

THE tempest in the teapot is kept mp
at Honolulu The constitutional party
have nsgurated reigu Of terror, and
their opponents scarcely dare to open
their mouths against the patriotic ''eOn-
stitutiOnaliSts. Sooner or later the
country must fall prey to some stronger
power, who that power shall be is a
question of vital importance 10 the United
States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

THE irate Italian doctors in the medical
congress have been pacifed. Their Thirst
for rich red gore is appeaSed, and now all
goes merry as a marriage bell'' in the
assembly Of the followers of AESCULAPIUs
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Lord Beaconsfisld

Cherished Eoglish primroses rs the sweet
est of flowers. Bnt neither roses, lilies,
nor buttercups are sweeter than the mouth
of that fair one who uses S0ZOD0NT daily
10 keep her teeth white as the driven snow,
nd her gums red as June roses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

The people who miss seeing the Stste
Far to-day and tomorrow will miss see
ing an unrivalled display of the industries
oil Wheeling and vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

IAE visitor will be inevitably i'm
pressed by the fact that the present fair
Is the grandest success that has ever heen
witnessed on the grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

tHE Union bridge would be q thing of
beauty to Wheeling's business men and a
JOY forever to their pockets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

LURoPE's sick man has enough life left
70 KICK vigorously On Russia's proposition
TO occupy Bulgaria
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

For West Virginia, colder, fair weather. fresh
., Srisk uorthwesterly winds, diminishing in
SSrce and becoming variable, followed ON Fri
5ay by rising temperature.
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Big Paper F,rm FaIIs.

CINCINNATI, September THE Charles
Stewart Paper Company, manufacturers
and dealers in paper and paper stock, as
signed this afternoon. Liabilities, $780,
600; assets, S75. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

NORTHERN Ohio is putting on some Wild
western airs. She INDUCED in q good sized
cyclone the other dsy.
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ritt.burr Lumber firm As.Ien :.

PIrTsBUsG, September 7.-Erecutions
aggregating $4,000 were issued to-day
against McFaIl, Helzell & Co., extensive
lumber dealers Of this city. The assets are
not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

nooDLER McGARIsLE and detective
FtNAERroN have been indicted for con-
spiraey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

THEY have Jolly set of deputy Sheriffs
ID Memphis, who carry pistols, get drunk
and terrOrize the negroes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

MILWAUKEE,, VIA, Ssptenb~ 7.-By
. osaiiaiea q two pas0ss tsains g -
wisoosaia Ctstssi Rasd u setIstdssttils
ttk morning one sscss apd twe esaehes
wefs hadly wrecked, I'D - islhnt did
q Nm J. Rust q 0fasviile, sssieoG1y
isjsrsd aheat ths fsssAsaA Nss1h bon1d
tsaiD vsss bsisg m - . adis6, vhn 3
seash bond tnin 60 IL - tsAek
slssck IL tWs lase esacha u ~ hvo
heafs b clssS s9sy ~ wysck
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ralutrvs,uc. Is.for,u

MADRID, September IA nsw sspsrip;
tendent Of finances, with experienced cus-
toms, will start for Cuba to-day 10 reform
the Cuban administration. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

THERE is no important city that is not a
railroad or transportation centre and no
railroad centre that is not an important
city. Whecling should be railroad CEN
tire. She should have another trunk line
TO Chicago and the Northwest and another
to the East. She should get her share of
what may he called the local trade that
now is divided between Cleveland and
Pittsburg because it cannot get to Wheel
ing. Pittsburg drains her surrounding
country with railroads. Let Wheeling take
the hint if she wishes 10 have fair show
for competition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

, I,ANcHEsrER has developed London
| ~ Aaa Gazette scandal on small scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

PULITZER comes out and does the manly
thing in begging the Presidents pardon
for having misrepresented him. The
World has q six column interview with the
President by BALLARD SMITH, the bearer
of PULrTzER'S regrets to the President
Mr.. CLEVELAND speaks on the important
political topics of the hour, notably the
Wheeling incident and civil service re-
form. Tie takes the true and the magnan-
imous view of the former. The soldier Is
not to blame; it is the unscrupulOus poll
ticiau. Mr.. CLEVELAND speaks rather
bitterly of the opposition he has
encountered in his struggles for civil ser
vice reform, and of the sneers from quar-
ters whence should proceed words of en-
couragement. But he has succeeded won
derfully, and the reasons for the discharge
of an official are no longer HE is Repub-
liCan," but "He is a faithless and unfit
public official, and these are the reasons. "
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NOTES AMONG THE MILLS.

Items Of Interest to werAingmss Picked
Up About this City.
The Bellaire nail works are still making
improvements about the works Atunnel
from the river into the bottom Of the water
power house is the latest
That hideous thing. the boycott, has
reared its unEghtly head in Bellaire again,
and the League distributed big lot OF
cards last ight-IadePeadenL
: The heating department Of the Benwood
iron works resumed wok yesterday,
making nail plate. II 10 expected the fac
tories will resume in several daya
A valve on one of the large engines at
the Wheeling steel plant broke yesterday
and repairs were Immediately begun The
plant will not resume work until Monday
next
At the Bellaire nail works, since the res
ignation of Mr.. A. d. Hilborn - Secre-
tary, = reorganization has taken place
which pdts Mr.. Albert Carter In as Secre-
tary and promotes Mr.. r c. FariG Mr..
Carter has been at the works for loug
time and i thoroughly acquainted with
the businesz. Both be snd Mr.. Esris are
young men. but they ae capable.
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MISSIONARY WORK.

An Important Meeting Of the First District
Society. To-Day.
The First District Christian Missionary
Society OF West Virginia copveses in ths
city thh afternoon, ut 2Aa'cIock, in The
Disciples Church, Centre wheeling. The
sessions, which are all open TO the public,
promise to be very interesting. - The fol-
lowing ministers are expected 10 be hsre
and take part In the exercises. A. Z. Ny.
ers, of West Liberty, w. Va; g. W.
Brown, of Washington, Pa. II. B. Cox, of
Quaker City, O.; Ira c. Mitchell, ef
wellsburg. w. Va: &c. b. Stivers, Of
New Cumberland; Finley Oakea, Of Marion
county, w. Va; and PROT. w. X. Peudls-
ton and Prof. Woolery, Of Bethany Col
lesr.
The programme Is - follows:
Thursday. 2 p. m.-AddreA Of wAcous
by N. L. Atwood and response By II. B.
Cox, of Quaker City; eprollment of dele
gates; appointment Of committee; short
Evening Il 7:3o -sesmos By Prof P~-
dleton, Of Bethany.
Friday, ga m.--2eports q fse1etasy asl
treasurer; paper on ssDise5p1iaso by 8. W.
Brown, Of Washingtea, pA; gessfal IL
cusioa, and sermon By J. G. B. 6Hvsna q
New Cumberland.
Aftsrnoou ct 2 o'cloek-Reports froa
churches; reports of committees; psper =
'srbe Teachers Prcpaation and Work, y
nv n r Our. 0en<rnl diecuaiou.
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MnwAUysE, GsptsDbs 7,-.As I'm.
~ Rzbsass spssiai ftsa Wsstaksw,
VIA. ays u ssitehnafs slsfks - ~
Wisessds CsslsaI NJ = sirtsaIlg sss.
Elehsasa ~ nn vsp ssesssd fsa o.
60 ~ n9n1nG, - hslGbe tenfos -
running q pDusS 1h1se - - - -.
tmtosn. na16B Msu1n 80 - ~
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fso elsabsn,s Hslst ~ sDsssal - -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

WHEELING and Pittsburg it may be
said started even in the race, and at
about the same time. Wheeling has a
richer country from which to draw her
raw material, fuel, etc. What, then, is
the secret of Pittsburg's success over
Wheeling? The answer is ready: Superior
transportation facilities. Her natural ad-
vantages in this line are far superior to
those of Wheeling, and this gave her the
start. Railroads came to her as she pros
pered and she in turn built railroads.
Even now it may he said she is laying
tracks into Wheeling's territory. Superior
transportation facilities are the secret OF
Pittsburg's prosperity. Pittsburg never
had a chance like what is now presented to
Wheeling to double her advantages, Do
our live men OF business take the hint?
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TIE Porte Objecss.

CoSsrASrIEoPLE, Septsmbse THE
statement that Turkey has consented 70
The principle Of Russian intervention In
Bulgaria is officially coutradicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

PHYSICIANS prescribe Dr.. J. H. Nc
Leans Tar Wins Lung Balm; in It they
find no trace Of opium or morphiA while
lis Ell cacy in cnung al throat Or lung ds-
eases IL wonderful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

For the bene6t of perssss sstesding -
State Pair on Septsmbes s, 9, ., 8 asd 3,
the baltimore md OhiO EsiIroad VII -
the Fairmont accommodatisa ustu $40 ,.
m. 90 shove dates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-08

The r.. c. & 81 l. IA. (Psa-Hsa6Is
rouls) wiil IN sxeunisa sieksts - CtnefA-
nasi aasunaAy, Gepsenbs lei. s thsn1e
Of q. 90 for tke rousd hip 1Ie1s1B ~
for 6ss dsyk Tnins lsavs whasli1g =
735 4 =. and 9O5 p. =, city unsA n
thronsh esneh e Cscisssfi MI - m
On tks maning tzsin- RneGks1e -
tiekess via III dIrstt 81 D11e -
HaDdIe roo&A